Welcome to Belmont Synagogue! |
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Belmont Synagogue is an orthodox community of six hundred families in north-west London founded in the mid-1960s. We have a wide range of communal activities including daily services, educational programmes and special activities for all age groups. The community is led by Rabbi Sam Millunchick, his wife Leat, Chair Anthony Brosa, and a Council of Management. No longer one of the best kept secrets in the United Synagogue, we are surrounded by excellent Jewish primary and secondary schools. Belmont is also surrounded by an eruv, which connects to other local eruvim and makes it easier to celebrate Shabbat with friends and family. Service times and details of future events can be found on the What's happening page. You can contact us on 020 8426 0104 or email [email protected], but the best way to get to know us it to visit. We promise you a very warm welcome. Download this week's version of Daf HaShavua Download a D'var Torah from the Chief Rabbi |
Attending to honour a yahrzeit Please click or tap here to let us know that you will be attending Shul on Shabbat to honour a yahrzeit and to give a donation Wellbeing and support If you or a family member needs support, whether short term due to illness or bereavement, or more long term, please contact Belmont Community Cares. We have all been through an exceptionally difficult time recently. Here are some resources that may be helpful. Please click or tap on this link for all the contact details and information. Making a donation to honour a Yahrzeit Please click or tap here if you would like to make a donation in honour of a yahrzeit if you will not be attending Shul. Bereavement If you have suffered a bereavement, we are here to help you over the next few days and the coming weeks and months. If the deceased was a member of the United Synagogue and part of their Burial Scheme, please call the Burial Society on 020 8950 7767 as soon as possible. If it is out of hours, please leave a message and they will come back to you. Please also contact the Shul to let them know of your loss. Please call the Shul Office on 020 8426 0104. If you get the answerphone at any time of day, leave a detailed message as the phone is monitored outside of office hours and we will come back to you quickly if we hear that there has been a bereavement. Please click or tap here for more information. |